The first Apple computer to be auctioned

NEW YORK - Sotheby's auction house in New York will auction the first Apple computer. The first Apple computer was expected to reach rates of up to USD180 thousand.

Quoted from Yahoo News, Sunday (6/10/2012), Sotheby's will auction a piece of computer history was on 15 June. Although the auction, the computer actually works.

Apple I computer was designed in 1976 by ​​one of the founders of Apple, Steve Wozniak and marketed by Steve Jobs, who is also a founder of Apple. This computer is also the "birth" of Jobs as a teacher in the world of computer design.

Sotheby's called the computer as an example of a very rare and is operated manually. "As the first ready-made personal computer, Apple I mark a new era in which computing can be accessed by many people," said Sotheby's.

Apple I computer, was first sold in July 1976 price of approximately USD666.

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